Concrete Contractors in Tompkins County, NY | Driveways, Patios, Foundations & Flatwork

Professional Concrete Services in Tompkins County

At Finger Lakes Habitat Home & Site Services LLC, we provide residential and commercial concrete installation throughout Tompkins County and the surrounding Finger Lakes region. Whether you need a new driveway, foundation, garage slab, sidewalk, patio, retaining wall, or decorative concrete, our experienced crew has the equipment and expertise to complete your project correctly the first time.

Our team performs everything from excavation and site preparation to forming, reinforcement, pouring, finishing, and cleanup. Because we also specialize in excavation, drainage, and foundations, we can handle your entire project without hiring multiple contractors.

Our Concrete Services

Concrete Driveways

A properly installed concrete driveway adds value, improves curb appeal, and provides decades of reliable service. We install reinforced driveways designed to withstand New York's freeze-thaw cycles while providing excellent drainage and long-term durability.

Concrete Patios

Transform your backyard with a custom concrete patio built for entertaining, relaxing, and everyday living. We offer broom finish, decorative finishes, stamped concrete, colored concrete, and custom layouts.

Sidewalks & Walkways

Safe, attractive sidewalks improve accessibility and enhance your property's appearance. We install residential and commercial walkways built to meet local codes.

Garage Floors & Concrete Slabs

Whether you're building a garage, workshop, pole barn, or shed, we install reinforced concrete slabs engineered for strength and longevity.

Foundations & Footings

Strong foundations begin with proper excavation and concrete placement. We install:

  • House foundations

  • Garage foundations

  • Pole barn foundations

  • Frost walls

  • Footings

  • Monolithic slabs

  • Foundation walls

Retaining Walls

Our concrete retaining walls help control erosion, improve drainage, and maximize usable yard space while adding structural support to your landscape.

Why Choose Finger Lakes Habitat?

✔ Fully equipped excavation and concrete crews

✔ Professional grading and site preparation

✔ Reinforced concrete for maximum durability

✔ Residential and commercial projects

✔ Honest estimates with no hidden fees

✔ Quality workmanship backed by experience

✔ Local company serving the Finger Lakes region

Areas We Serve

We proudly provide concrete services throughout:

  • Ithaca

  • Newfield

  • Trumansburg

  • Dryden

  • Lansing

  • Groton

  • Tompkins County

  • Cayuga County

  • Seneca County

  • Cortland County

  • Tioga County

  • Schuyler County

  • Chemung County

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does concrete last?

Professionally installed concrete commonly lasts 30–50 years or more with proper maintenance.

How long before I can drive on a new driveway?

Most driveways should cure for about seven days before vehicle traffic, although weather and mix design can affect curing times.

Do you remove old concrete?

Yes. We provide demolition, excavation, disposal, grading, and complete replacement services.

Can you pour concrete year-round?

Yes. We schedule concrete work throughout much of the year using appropriate techniques for changing weather conditions.

Request a Free Concrete Estimate

Whether you're planning a new driveway, patio, sidewalk, garage floor, foundation, or commercial concrete project, Finger Lakes Habitat Home & Site Services LLC has the experience and equipment to deliver lasting results.

Call today to schedule your free estimate.

Worker pouring concrete on a newly constructed patio in a backyard, with a white house in the background covered partially with plastic sheeting.
Newly poured concrete sidewalk in front of a house under construction, with plastic covering on the doorway and construction tools and materials around.
A backyard basketball court with a hoop and backboard, a wooden fence, and a stone wall, surrounded by trees and plants.
Newly constructed curved red concrete pathway leading to a house with wooden steps and a white door, surrounded by grass and open yard.
Front porch with two red cushioned chairs near a brown front door, a small doormat, and a black rolled-up mat on a gravel area beside a brick pathway.
Progression of a backyard swimming pool project, starting with a dugout pool area with exposed dirt and ending with a finished swimming pool surrounded by black gravel and a grassy yard with trees.
Workers laying concrete for a new sidewalk in front of a house with brown wooden siding and a green door.
A backyard with a newly poured concrete pathway adjacent to a house, with a section of dirt and grass on the left side, and parked hay bales and trees in the background.
Comparison of front yards: The top shows a yard under landscaping with tools and covered materials. The bottom shows a finished yard with a concrete driveway, two garage doors, and a clean lawn.
A concrete mixer truck parked outside a small house with a front porch, surrounded by trees and grass.
Under construction barn with a concrete floor and green metal roof, in a rural area with trees in the background.
Wet concrete patio with large stone-like tiles, bordered by grass and shrubs, next to a building with metal siding.
A person operating a small red mini excavator with a sandy, brick-colored surface in the foreground and a wooden fence with trees in the background.
Construction workers pouring concrete on a sidewalk with orange cones and caution tape, near a parking lot and a building in the background.
A concrete foundation is being poured for a construction project with a cement mixer truck parked nearby, and a worker involved in the process. The area is grassy with trees in the background.
Construction workers working on a concrete patio in the backyard of a house, with construction equipment and tools visible on the grass.
A polished wooden floor inside a building under construction, with exposed framing and windows, reflecting light from outside.
A construction site with a gravel driveway leading to a concrete slab foundation, with a rural landscape green hills and trees under a partly cloudy sky.
Two workers are laying a concrete sidewalk in a residential yard, with one kneeling and smoothing the concrete and another standing in the background.
Newly paved concrete driveway leading to a house with a porch, surrounding greenery, and a wooded yard in the background.
A concrete mixer truck on the grass next to a road, with a small black and red skid steer loader in the foreground and a stone wall on the left. The truck is white with red accents, and there are tall pine trees in the background.